1.5.0

1.5 is really an impressive upgrade. Many thanks to Roman and the team. I uploaded two small pieces in shared files and my thread in recordings. One thing I noticed after a while was that, depending on the music style, it is good to be careful with the vibrato and not use too much. An other thing was that sometimes one can have a bit differens in the amplitude/rate for each division, to change the effect…. But, I continue to experiment and I’ll be back
Now working on G.F. Handel He Shall Feed His Flock (from "The Messiah", HWV 56). After 68 pieces, for the moment, with Organteq, I like it more and more. Can't stop playing it....

Regards,
Stig

Same problem here. Standalone seems to work okay but I get exactly the same error message from Logic.

Logic Pro 10.5.1 on MacOS 10.14

I had to reinstall Organteq 1.05

On Win10, installing OT 1.5 over 1.05 leaves me with both versions of the (64-bit) VST2 plug, labelled 'Organteq 1 (64-bit).dll' and 'Organteq 1.dll', which are versions 1.05 and 1.5 respectively.

In Reaper I get two options to load OT VST2: 'VSTi Organteq 1' and 'VSTi Organteq 1 (8 out)' - which are versions 1.05 and 1.5 respectively.

Both seem to work fine, although I haven't tested the new one extensively, and I have always had strange intermittent issues with OT settings not being remembered correctly in Reaper projects. Never been able to work out if this is Reaper or OT, or even both of them working together to befuddle me.

H.

I don't know If I or somebody else already posted this suggestion or not, in any case it would be extremely helpful imho to have the possibility of using keyboard shortcuts to control stops and combinations instead of having a 100 midi buttons.

Nice work on the tremulant! Very realistic I think. I don't know if this work augmented the cpu demands for all cases, but for the embedded demos of the Church organs I had to reduce the polyphony from 160 to 128 to not get red overload lines on my 2013 Mac Pro. An older quite demanding MIDI file that I made with the previous version still plays correctly at 160.

As for the first Crescendo demos they are unplayable on my 3.7 GHz Xeon since, even at minimum polyphony 32, I hit a red wall on the perf meter and have to use the panic button to stop the looping. First time that happened to me. Something must be wrong with these demos I think, since they don't seem to obey the restrictions.

EDIT: I installed it on my weaker 2019 MacBook Air running Mojave, and those Crescendo demos now don't block at polyphony 32: they make a couple of red lines but then go on with the reduced polyphony without blocking. My Mac Pro is still under 10.9.5 and I have no intention of upgrading... On the MacBook Air, Organteq loads correctly in GarageBand but there is an error message from GarageBand on the Mac Pro even with the latest installer. That's ok since I use only the standalone but I thought I'd mention it.

Small display mistake in the manual section 6.8 page 24: The column titles overlap the content.

Worked perfectly for me with the new installer.  Organteq now loaded without any problems into Cubase 10.

Thank you!

Many thanks to the development team, especially for the combination banks !
And also for the tremulant and 8 channels output.